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EVERY model has flaws. In this case, they must be extremely small flaws. I like them both!
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When I run into combative threads like this one, I usually just pass on participating. Since I'm nobody special, that's no great loss to the forum, but I know guys who could add so much to this forum,,,guys much more knowledgeable than I, and you'll never hear from them. It's really too bad. Civility, gentlemen...civility. I like models as much as the next guy, but if we're going to speak to/about each other like this, it's just not worth it. Reread the thread. Are we treating each other with respect?
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Once you get the roof ribs on, you'll have to make inner door panels for the cab area. The kit has no inner door panels at all.
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Very nice. It really reflects all the effort you put in to get it right. You must really enjoy the real car!
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Is there any difference between the 1977 and 1978 Novas?
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1988 - 1991 Ford LTD Crown Victoria Scratchbuild
Repstock replied to DEL's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin
I hear you. I'm an oldster too. I have some mobility issues, and sometimes I just don't feel like modeling. An hour at the bench is an hour away from my wife, and that also bothers me. It always takes me months, sometimes years to get things done, so believe me when I say I'm in no hurry. I'm sure it will be worth the wait. Looking forward to the Nova as well. Thanks for getting back with me on this, I wish you and Greg the best! By the way, I usually don't build anything newer than model year 1977, but this is so cool I'm making an exception. -
1988 - 1991 Ford LTD Crown Victoria Scratchbuild
Repstock replied to DEL's topic in Car Aftermarket / Resin
I believe I should be on your list. If not, count me in. -
I've got a showcase full of builds from 40 to 45 years ago.
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I'd like to join the list for one of these (possibly more).
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The computer is running again, but everything on it is gone I'm told. I need this computer mostly for the AutoCad and compatibility with my ALPS printers, so I can draw and print decals when needed.
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I've done a little work on the station in the form of a few accessories....
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I just amassed a large file of info by searching online. I always assume what I need is out there, it's just a matter of how hard i search. Sadly, I've gotten no further on that project since then. Worse, the computer on which I had the file died, and took everything with it. All I can offer you are the pics. Usually a Holmes 500 would be mounted on a medium duty truck, but there are plenty of pics of them installed on a heavy duty pickup chassis, as I intend to do. I look forward to watching your project come together!
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Texaco Tow Truck
Repstock replied to Repstock's topic in On the Workbench: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light Commercial
It's been 4 years now. Did you ever build your Holmes boom? I'd love to see it! -
I made a Holmes 500 rig. Depending on the age of the Holmes 750 you wish to make, perhaps the pics in this thread could be of some help.
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Here you go...